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East Coast Charters
Captain Jack Sprengel
401-338-1752
Offering:
FISHING/DIVING/TOURING
FROM ECC VESSEL
FISHING/DIVING FROM KAYAKS
(SALTWATER)
FISHING/DIVING FROM SHORE
(SALTWATER)
FISHING/DIVING FROM CUSTOMERS
OWN VESSEL
FRESHWATER
GUIDED KAYAKING.. OR FISHING
www.eastcoastchartersri.com
Capack Sprengel has
been fishing, diving, and navigating the waters of the U.S. Eastern
Seaboard for nearly 20 years. He has been featured and published in
"The Fisherman" Magazine and on the cover of numerous other
publications. He is experienced in all major aspects of fishing, ranging
from deep sea trolling to light tackle flats and fly fishing. Jack is an
avid student of fisheries Science. He has landed Striped Bass to 52lbs
from kayak and known locally for having mastered the art of landing
false albacore "Little Tunny" from shore. The Capt. still
avidly fishes Rhode Island's lakes, rivers and streams. Depending on the
season, you can connect with Trout, Large Mouth Bass, Crappie, Pickerel
and Perch.
Capt. Jack is proficient with kayak
handling, diving and marine rescue. Additionally, he has been working in
the retail/outfitting aspect of the industry since the age of 15 and
still currently maintains a part time pro-staff position, which allows
him to maintain network contacts and to stay on top of the most current
trends. Captain Jack’s list of licensure, achievements and
certifications are in excess of but not limited to the following: USCG
Master Captains license 50 gross tons, USCG Commercial Assistance towing
endorsement and is certified by PADI (Professional Association of Dive
Instructors) at the following levels: Skin Diver, SCUBA Diver, Open
Water Diver, Adventure Diver, Advanced Open Water Diver, NITROX Diver
(special air blends) and Rescue Diver. He is currently enrolled in
NAUI (National Association of Underwater Instructors) Dive Master and
Instructor programs through Giant Stride Scuba Center. He is a
nationally registered emergency medical technician and Rhode Island
Licensed Emergency Medical Technician Cardiac (EMT-C). He is also an
active member in RISAA (Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers Association).
Winner of the 2006 Year long Tournament for False Albacore species, 2007
inductee RISAA Hall of Fame and Winner of the RISAA 2007 Angler of the
Year.
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